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Post by groucho on Jan 1, 2005 3:15:33 GMT -5
My New Years' gift to the Rant - a joke thread!!! Have fun with this, but PLEASE try to make the more heated replies funny, in keeping with the spirit of this thread. And here's the opening kickoff!!: ;D Shortly after the fall round-up in Texas, the cattle were loaded into the cattle cars and shipped to Chicago for market. Each car had an assigned cowpoke to go on the trip in order that the cattle might be fed and watered. This is the story of one of these Texas Cowpokes - the one who later became our President. Following the unloading of the cattle in the Chicago stockyard, this cowpoke headed uptown to a restaurant for dinner. The only seat in the house was next to a young lady who was about twenty years old and appeared to be wealthy and well educated. As the cowboy sat down next to the young lady he heard her placing her order, and thus knew her for the Liberal that she was............... "I'll have breast of young pheasant under glass, virgin, make sure it's virgin, catch it yourself; garnish it with french fries and parsley; bring me a cup of coffee, not too hot and not too cold; and waiter, open the windows, I smell horse , there must be a Texas Cowpoke in the house." (2 jokes in one, if you're into creatively messing with the autocensor!! )
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Post by MO on Jan 1, 2005 19:12:09 GMT -5
Don't do that. There is no way a joke or anything with THAT word in it could be funny. I'm a lady that doen't want to be treated like one of the boys.
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Post by Rica on Jan 1, 2005 21:11:33 GMT -5
What happened to those proverbial balls, MO? lol
I don't think the joke is very funny, Groucho. Then again, I'm burnt out on Bush jokes.
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Post by MO on Jan 3, 2005 0:43:28 GMT -5
What about them? I think anyone that uses the word in that joke in the presence of ladies needs to be kicked in the proverbial balls.
But that's beside the point. I don't care what you think of me, my language or my virtue. Just don't try to work around the language filter that not me, but the owner of this site put the words in. He is convinced of its necessity and he wants it in place.
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Post by Ian on Jan 3, 2005 10:12:10 GMT -5
Good show Groucho! If Sinclair had a sense of humor I believe it would be very near to yours. Too bad he was such an uptight ass. Always concerned with working conditions, human rights, yada, yada, yada.
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Post by groucho on Jan 4, 2005 2:48:33 GMT -5
Don't do that. There is no way a joke or anything with THAT word in it could be funny. I'm a lady that doen't want to be treated like one of the boys. My thousand (and one) pardons, MO! I didn't intend to offend the CONSERVATIVE ladies with that joke (and I apologize if I did), but I did give you warning, at least!! And I must say, the edited form of the joke is even better than the original - liberals don't have either the wit or imagination to fill in the blanks!!! ;D
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Post by groucho on Jan 4, 2005 2:55:03 GMT -5
Good show Groucho! If Sinclair had a sense of humor I believe it would be very near to yours. Too bad he was such an uptight ass. Always concerned with working conditions, human rights, yada, yada, yada. What can I say? We really DO share the same humor; after all, walking on water wasn't built in a day............ and niether was Syracuse!!! ;D (BTW - which Sinclair - Upton, Johnathan, Robert, Edward, David? )
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Post by Ian on Jan 4, 2005 12:47:53 GMT -5
(BTW - which Sinclair - Upton, Johnathan, Robert, Edward, David? ) Stockyards....Upton. As Axel Rose so fittingly put: Welcome to the Jungle! My dad used to pass the Stockyards everyday on the way to work at the Trib. Crazy place.
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